hassan. hassan ! it's still crooked. here it is. "fourth district voters survey: "if the election were held today, who would you vote for ? "johansen: 36%. bohman: 22%. altounian: 19%" ? what about washington ? how many would vote for washington ? "collins: 11. nichols: 9%. others: 6%." - which one are you, jess ? - i'm "other." - "other" ? - there must be some mistake. - no mistake. as far as the voters in this town are concerned, i'm a nobody. well, that's going to change. how do you figure ? because you are going to talk to them every day here at crossroads cafe. that's a great idea. come on. let's start now. what are you doing, victor ? you are going to give a speech. but i'm not prepared. i don't know the first thing about-- ladies and gentlemen. if you will forgive this brief interruption, i would like to introduce you to the next city councilman from the fourth district... and our best customer, jess washington ! - thanks, victor. - shh. shh. hi. i'm jess washington. i guess you know that, since victor just introduced me. is

the people of iraq knew the art of farooq hassan. in 2010, farooq fled to the united states and left behind all of his work, and his fame. it's like losing yourself. >> farooq: yeah, of course. but i try to renew myself. >> reporter: farooq took his paintings to the geezer gallery in multnomah where curators embraced his art immediately. >> curator: well, without a doubt, he was extremely experienced. his layout, his form his design, color. he was magnificent. he is into that master's quality. obviously a lifetime of artwork. >> reporter: the gallery is hanging farooq's solo exhibition. >> curator: he is flourishing. and what a thrill to be a part of that. today farooq's paintings strike a similar central theme. >> farooq: i want to create a beautiful painting. the first thing i choose the women. the women is beautiful. of course. they're beautiful. i believe the women is the origin of the life. >> reporter: you'll find examples of veiled women in farooq's earlier work. today farooq has done away with the veil. >> farooq: this woman

hailed as the heroine that they were, got hassan and stopped shooting. and why the army sergeant says the commander-in-chief betrayed her and she voted for barack obama and now she says he's betrayed her and the rest of the fort hood victims coming up. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. i'm up next, but now i'm sging the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! >> back now to our top story, right now, authorities are working to positively identify a body found in the rubble of a burned out cabin looking for confirmation that christopher dorner is dead. this from a man who said he came face-to-face with dorner yesterday afternoon. he runs a boy scout camp and he was patrolling in his truck when dorner walked out of the woods pointed a gun at him and ordered him out of his truck. take a look what happens next. >> he said i don't want to lu hurt get out of the truck, tak

represents her state along with another congresswoman, two female senators and governor f maggie hassan. >> we have a long tradition of women working in new hampshire. i also think that the electorate has a great deal of respect for women. we were very fortunate with senator jean shaheen, who was our first woman governor, and the only woman in the country to serve as both governor and in the united states senate. i think the voters have tremendous respect for the performance of women in politics. we maybe tend to be a little bit less contentious, a little bit more conciliatory in terms of bringing people together, looking for compromise, looking for ways to work together, and that's what the voters are looking for now. >> kuster hopes having more women in congress means more legislation that will impact women. >> i've been very interested in talking already with republican and democratic women about helping our women in the military, making sure that they're safe from sexual assault and making sure that they have the services they need. so i think there are a few issues like that, but f

. >> magee hassan jump into the new hampshire senate race and knocks off kelly iott. >> what do you think about all those women winning those races? we're going to talk about that next week. mort. >> the united states and the european market are going to work out a free trade zone that will change the world's economy. >> i predict president obama's approval rate willing break 60% in an upward climb by st. patrick's day. happy valentine's day. bye-bye!

. >> magee hassan jump into the new hampshire senate race and knocks off kelly iott. >> what do you think about all those women winning those races? we're going to talk about that next week. mort. >> the united states and the european market are going to work out a free trade zone that will change the world's economy. >> i predict president obama's approval rate willing break 60% in an upward climb by >>> does state law allow cities and counties to ban cannabis dispensaries? even though voters approve the use of medical marijuana? >> the legislature knows how to say, thou shalt not ban dispensaries. they didn't say that. >> that's the question before california's highest court this week. the ruling could have a huge impact on the state's massive medical marijuana industry. >>> job growth in silicon valley is outpacing the rest of the nation. but a new report says the income gap between rich and poor is widening. leaving some minorities behind. >>> with the number of people riding bicycles rising fast, san francisco planners roll out a multimillion dollar strategy to add bike lanes, parkin

zero heartbur >> a police sergeant counted as a hero after taking down an alleged shooter, and hassanhave been treated by the government following this tragedy. >> not to the least little bit have the victims been taken care of. in fact, they've been neglect neglected. >> tucker: ouch. more than a hundred others have joined a lawsuit against the government. says that the government is doing little to help in the aftermath of that. and he's involved in litigation and joins us now live from chart. thanks a lot for coming. and so tell us how have you been treated? sum up how you've been treated by the federal government since this shooting. well, actually, my treatment as of late has been kind of crazy, you know, it's been basically as if like what happened to us really doesn't matter. it's not showing a high level of importance. and those of us that are in the military, we're kind of being rushed out and the benefits that we took, we will receive, if this was a combat eve event, opposed to being called workplace violence is a difference. and more like smack in the face and the service d

and this will compliment what hassan addressed about the nearby -- [inaudible] province.ile much focus on they deservedly has been on the militants there, as well as the united states drone strikes in the area, not as much attention has been paid to the actually people who live there and their point of view. in our public opinion survey, while not startling in some of the conclusions, i think gives it insight in to where future policy might head. here are some of the key findings and set forth in the book and detail. nearly nine out of every ten residences in the region oppose u.s. military operations. this is not a view that is lightly held. it's passionately an intensely held. and here's one measure of why. while only one in ten people one of ten residences of the triable areas think that suicide attacks are ever justified against pakistani military forces. almost six in ten believe these attacks are justified against the united military. much of the an tip think toward the united states steps from one cause and one cause really only. and that's against the cia directed

and other western nations should drop its economic sanctions and in fact, it was hassan rah hani wentn the west is increasing pressure at the same time is talking about negotiations, then negotiations mean for them surrender, there is no need for such actions, is that a sign that perhaps economic sanctions could be working or are they still playing games trying to get us to back away from them and allow them to do or to pursue their nuclear efforts. >> i think the economic sanctions are having an effect on the economy. that's indisputable. the real question whether they're having an impact on the nuclear program. and look at north korea, most heavily sanctioned and yet it exploded its third device. and what iran is trying to do get their price of the table up to a satisfactory to them. and i think they sense weakness on the part of the western europeans and to the obama administration, and get them to give away something just to sit down at the table, obviously, great bargaining. >> kelly: and what you just said is disconcerting to me as other americans. shows they're looking at us wi

press secretary says recategorizing it could affect what san's-- hassan's trial. >>> family members ofhing for the skies to be safer for everyone. emily guggen most reports. >> reporter: laura boyd's younger sister, ellyee died at the age of 24. >> she wanted to be a lawyer because believed in the system. she believed that the law could protect people and do -- things. that's why she wanted to be a lawyer. so i guess it's ironic that here we are, trying to change the law for her. and that was her passion. >> reporter: on the fourth anniversary of the continental flight crash, boyd and other family members will make their way to washington, d.c. >> we really genuinely believe that if our pilot had been more trained, that our loved ones would still be alive. >> reporter: boyd is frustrated that two years after the law, changes have not been implemented by the faa. chris collins says the faa needs to be held responsible. >> they not good even given us a date they'll be putting in training and number of flight hours to sit in the first seat in the airline. we have to ask up. >> we are real

. >> reporter: last october, a bombing in beirut killed intelligence chief wissam al hassan, a sunni.many believe assad and pro-assad forces within lebanon were behind the attack. to avoid reigniting a civil war in lebanon along sectarian lines, neguizian says the international community must provide support to help lebanon deal with the refugees. >> lebanon is the smallest player in the levant, least capability, the biggest pressures, and at the best of times, that was precarious, and this is not the best of times. >> we're under no illusion. the days ahead will continue to be very difficult. >> reporter: to that end, last week in a video directed at the syrian people, president obama announced $155 million more in humanitarian aid for those displaced by the fighting. >> this new aid will mean more warm clothing for children and medicine for the elderly. flour and wheat for your families and blankets, boots and stoves for those huddled in damaged buildings. >> reporter: that assistance came ahead of a donor's meeting in kuwait, where countries from around the world pledged $1.5% bill

. >> reporter: last october, a bombing in beirut killed intelligence chief wissam al hassan, a sunni.many believe assad and pro-assad forces within lebanon were behind the attack. to avoid reigniting a civil war in lebanon along sectarian lines, neguizian says the international community must provide support to help lebanon deal with the refugees. >> lebanon is the smallest player in the levant, least capability, the biggest pressures, and at the best of times, that was precarious, and this is not the best of times. >> we're under no illusion. the days ahead will continue to be very difficult. >> reporter: to that end, last week in a video directed at the syrian people, president obama announced $155 million more in humanitarian aid for those displaced by the fighting. >> this new aid will mean more warm clothing for children and medicine for the elderly. flour and wheat for your families and blankets, boots and stoves for those huddled in damaged buildings. >> reporter: that assistance came ahead of a donor's meeting in kuwait, where countries from around the world pledged $1.5% bill

music producer jermaine dupri sports figures like dave winfield and diy "yard crashers" host amhed hassaning upset. it's still the truth. what do you know about manhood? you're trying to turn a boy into a man and you have no skills at it. you haven't been a man for a day. - it's a message that may be hard to hear for these single mothers but one that is echoed by author and session leader iyanla vanzant. - a mother is teaching her son what to expect of women, for women, and from women. so she's got to be the best she can be. otherwise, he's gonna have very limited expectations. one of the most important things that i was able to tell the moms is, stop being afraid that their sons aren't gonna make it. - instead, iyanla gave them a different directive. - so instead of complaining and whining and worrying and fearing and fretting, we got to pray and dance and sing. - and while the moms were schooled on the basics of healing and lifestyle, steve and the male mentors handled everything else from grooming to respect. - when it get dark out here, it get dark. there ain't no street lights. then

citizen and turn on us and go to yemen to think up different ways to turn on us and inspire people like hassanunderwear bomber, i think they should die. >> gretchen: me, too. i totally agree with this drone program and i'm guessing that they didn't think john brennan was going to face all of these questions because there really hasn't been, nobody was really drumming the beat over the last two years of this program. maybe a couple people said, hey, like the aclu and a couple other libertarians said maybe we shouldn't be doing this. what about innocent civilians? what about reading people their rights? this is not how we treat americans. for the most part there wasn't controversy about this. i'm suspecting the president didn't suspect this to rise to the level it has right now. including questions like this now for a spokesperson on a daily basis. >> why are you dancing around the question of whether or not we kill civilians? why can't the government admit -- >> i don't think that i'm dancing around it. i didn't dispute it. i'm just -- what i can't do or -- right? >> i don't disagree with that.

major hassan is charged with attempted murder and premeditated murder. >>> secretary of state john kerryrtedly announce the united states is sending aid to syria. it will include food and medical aid for those battling president assad's forces on the ground. >>brian: you ever want to go to mars? think it's going to happen? you and your spouse have a chance of making it happen and having that experience yourself. the date is sent for january 5, 2018. it is being organized by dennis tito, an american entrepreneur. in 2001 he became the first space tourist when he paid $20 million to visit the international space station. the russians brought him up. now his mission is to get a man and woman on mars in five years. he is the chairman of the inspiration mars foundation. dennis, why mars? why not you? >> first of all, not me because there is a special requirement for the crew that goes way beyond my talents. we need a younger crew, not too young. maybe in the mid 50's. but a crew with exceptional mechanical ability because they're going to have to be preparing and over hauling the equipment on